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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

Cincinnati Enquirer.
asked ex- Congressman Adams II, in
his opinion, President Cleveland would
30 repominated.
III hope he may net be-" was his
ready answer.
"And why not?' quoth I.
because If he is," WIS bis reply "he
will be defeated In New York CITY by
30, 900 votes, II Blaine is the NOMINEE
against him. Mr.. Cleveland has no,
met the expectations OF the Democrats.
The Irish vote is implacably arrsyed
against him, and In this great city Of
Democratic mgjorlties it is my candid
opinioA he would be showed under by
AlarA hmpb itan majority.
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DIED.

DIED.
ROEINSDN.--On the goth inst, Mary Ann,
widow OF the late VIM. Robinson, In her
,ath year.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from her late residence, No. 305
IVES: Twelfth street, on sixth day, the I'D
inst to leave the house at = O'CLOCK. Inter-
ment at Wilmington and brandywine
Cemetery.
CDNNAWAY TN the 2lst inst, Elias j.
Connaway, in the SO h year OF his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-.
sIect.ully invited to attend the funeral from
h. late residence, No 602 East Third stree,
On sunday etterLoon at 2 o CLOCK. Intern eat
at Riveiv,ew Cemetery.
DoRAr. lin thlscity, on Thursday, the 2lst
inst, VI m. Dorap. aged t5 years.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are re-
specuully invited to attend tho funeral sat
urday morning. High mass at ST. Mary's
Church, at9 o'clock.
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A New York paper recently quoted
Gen. Bragg, OF Wisconsin, IS speaking
In sighting terms Of President Uleve.
land. General Bragg has promptly de-
nounced the publication as falsehood.
He says: II am In complete sympathy
with Mr.. Cleveland's per sonsl adminis-
tratlon, and Go not believe 1t could be
improved upon.
'In honesty Of purpose and In dei!be
rate, determined execution 1t will stand
out pre- eminent In the history Of Amer.
lean government. Handicapped as be
has been By whimsical civil service
regulations and by an executive ma
tional committee Of his own party tia,
lie worse than wortbless, he has accom-
plishea wonders in the rehabilitation O,
the Degenerate organ z1tlon and in ths
cause Of good government"
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improved ankle supporter Tor weak
anklts, al sizes; can be worn with any
hoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

WIGGINS-J AMMAN - On Wednesday
evening, April 20, in Union M. 4. parson-
age, by Kew. Adam Stengle, Mr.. CHARLES
l.. Virgins and Miss Lille M. Jsrman,
both OF this CITY.
Y-N1TCBELL.-In this city. on
the 10th instant, Edward Cro.lsy and Mar
garet Mitchell.
CUMMlNS- CARROW.-At Smyrna, DOL,
on tile 18th instant, by the Kew. L. II.
Haynes, Alfred Lea Cummins and Eiva
Oulbreth Carlow. both OF Smyrna, Del.
JACK-MORRISON.- the 10th instant,
at the residence OF the BRIDES father, Geo.
Morrison, No. 2O5 South Adams street, by
the Rev. Z. ID Newberry, Edward +. J ack
and Laura J. NJ oirison.
PEDRICK-MCDAN in this city. on
April 20, by the Rev. L l. Hubbard, John
II. Pedrick Of New Castle and Anna 4.
Mcdaniel OF this city.
RAClNE-RICKARDS Delaware City,
on the 18th instant, by tho Rev. william
&. Starr, Cha'les :. Racine and Anna Ii.
Kick ards, both OF He'd Lion, Del.
wINkLER-POlNSE1 In this city. on
April 20, by the Rev. Il. l.. Hubbard, VIM.
winkler and Lily Poinsett, both OF Bran
DIVINE village.
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MulyanR- Ferry.

John Mulvana and Mary Ferry
daughter OF James Ferry, were mar
ried last evening at O'clock, in St
Msry's church. by Rev. ID. j. Flynn,
assisted by Rev. George j. Kelly
Misses Grace Ferry and Louise Flynn
were the bridesmaids, and Messrs.
Frank Mulvana aud Frank Dillon acted
&c ushers. After the ceremony TIE happy
couple proceeded Immediately TO their
home, Gle VanBuren street, where re-
ception IVES held at 8 o'clock. The
newly married couple were the re
cipients OF a large number of usei n
and ornamental presents, amongs,
which was q rose wood piano to the
bride by the groom. Many wishes
we're expressed for the future happiness
Of the happy couple as the company
dispersed,
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PROPOSALS

rtaled proposals viii be received unlu -
" "iooN y; NJ, Wednesday, April 27th iur Si,n-
|nlShg The a lmshousc and Insane, As,lu,n
rom April 27th to july 9Th, 49,, with fresh
G. rorhe1 beef, mutton, sal pork. bread,
il!h meni"in's, tohscco, SOAP, ht,1,s rnfis
nuttrf, hour and feed, potatoes, shoes. carnrt
|silpp.rs and gasoline. 80 N'P''
nus Tor FRESH hccf win he hy the uuortrr M
|PippoIton ol one blnh quarter with Tie KID
ny lsi lahtn ont: with Iour ioregtlnricrs. niit
go pounds. NJ u.s. '"ah
nus l"r mutton will he for reuuartrrs
"nN. 'aspllhc must not he of 1 les, ,tnnJ-
Lrh 81 gravity than, GsS. All slinpiirs ,'x,nn,
~ % ,t delivered at the alni,Ioust M s,,nh
Nv; ;tHn ~ Nch Quantities as may he re-
iultu. sample, Of the goods can he seem AZ
. "t ti,H en"u'', and blank schedules for The
"nNtml'n'r "l hlad I, will he furnished 10
bli. Jun WV" 81" utNHlhS 10
IN iflsr g, rc-crte the right 10 reject any
f"pr - Srw Castle County. w wv
'-'-'i JOHN GTTHElE supt.
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Address Registered Letters to
new ORLEANS EATIONA L BAN Il
New Orleans, La,

REp That tho presence of
llE " u ~ DCll Generals Bsaurexard
AMI Early, who are in charge Of tae draw.
ings, 4, guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are ali
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers win draw 4 Prt1o.
hEu NM EEK tina. tho payment Of all
NATIONAL BANKS Of New OtI.an,
ana the ihkets a'e signed by the prest.
dent CT an Institution, whose chart re,
ti.hts are recogn lied IN the highest Courts:
nOymous schemes
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Gify GOur.

The following cases were disposed oil
ot this mornirg'a session of the city
court: A boy who was arrested az
Eighth and Poplar streets Last evening,
for disorderly Conduct, WIS fined ~
and costs john Carpenter and James
Wiley, Doth colored, were charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and the
FIRST named was fioed s. and costs. AS
the testimony showed that Wiley was
mot guilty, be was discharged
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Resulted Fatally.

ELKroN, Ma, April 20. -WNhelmina
Theresa, the seven year.old daughter OF
Samuel Jewell, of this town, died this
afternoon from tie effects of burns re.
ceiyed on Saturday. the oh inst. On the
morning. OF that day sheand other children
were burning brush near the old tannery
building, when the wind blew her clothing
into the danes. Her condition was moi
noticed uutil the flames had envelope,
her, and Capt. VIM. G. Puruell and VIM
II. Rambu. who extnguished them, burn
ed their hands badly. The child suiiertC
greatly Tor several days before her death
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ppon Pension Attorneys,
,n.,on espatch.

secretary airchlld has determined
q protect ola pants before the Treasury
DEPARTMENT om the extcrtlonate de-
nands of attQkneys. To-day he ordered
She cancellaticn of check issued In
payment of 1he back pay ard bounty
of q soldier which was held By an at
t0rney In order 10 secure what the Sec
retary considered an exorbitant and Il.
legal fee The Secretary then directed
that duplicate chick b. issned and
sent direct to the claimant. He says
Shat this course VIII be adopted In all
cases where the attorney ask5 more
shan fair compensation for his legal
nervices
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Onicial Visit,

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Gem
pany's shipyards were visited yester
day by Captain Erben, Chief Epeinee,
Heatop, Lieutenant Commander Norris
and Naval Constructor Much the naval
board Of Inspection, whose duty 1t 10 t.
keep n record OF the size, power and
speed OF all American. built vess els, fol-
tho use Of the government in the even,
OF II becoming necessary to use th en-, a
cor tingency which could only arise In
the event OF war.
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Illness of zen. IlradY.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., April co.
Thomas j. Brady, formerly Second
Assistant Postm aster General, Ia III ct
Taylcr's Hotel In this city. He has
been confined to his room for three
weekR. and only his intimate friends
are allowed TO see him. He Is suffering
from an abscess
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Missing From Her Home

Last Saturday week a coloced cir
named Nellie Irene Fields, who resi ID.
Cd with Ter sister on Claymont street
left her home and has not been heard Of
aimee. She is about eight years Of age
and quite dark. Her mother resides 81
Odessa and 1t lie thought that she may
have started to try and ind her,
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The Reception Tonight.

The reception which viii. be rendered
Supreme ArchoD Joseph Pyle, at Odd
Fellows Hall, this evening, will be az
event in the history of the Order o,
Heptasophs or 8. w. NJ, In this city
which will not soon be FORGOTTEN. AN
interesting programme will hs present
cd, and the public Is Cordially invited
IN aftand
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Annua! Report OF the Cnier Engineer

Ch.et Engineer Sweeny Of the Fire
Department is busy making ont his re-.
pcrt for the year, and il Will shortly be
presented to Council. The report viii
he very fall, ard will show that tho de.
partinent was never in = better condI.
'ion or mere efficient than az The pres.
ant time.
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Proposed Amer.can Inst.tute at Rome

ROME, April 20 DIR. Warren, a
Boston, Is here studying the praciica.
billy of establishing an American in
otitute of Roman history and a;cEnol-
Ogy, towards the founding Of which, ne
says. an American lady has contributed
80 600. TIE Doctor hiss had an inter.
view on the subject with the rector of
the Rome University, and has arranged
for a conference with signor Corpino,
minister OF public instr uctiof, upou his
r6turn to the CITY
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Concert this l.yeLiu.

The Rraadywipe NJ. e church choir
under the leadership CT Professor Pan,
coast Allen, viii ihi8 ev, ping repeat
the adDirs ble concert Given IN TIE
church laet Saturday evening. Thf
choir contains over thirty voices, and
several Selections from Rooi'e Centata
Of the Haymakers will be rendered.
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FIFTH EDI1l

T., ~ DOh
,,s nas IT,, B,,'',,
a ,tns our ,se city ye,,sii,,,' ny
being , yas,,' scaooasl I.,!,s
repaired rep iiuapp Sv I'll, Lay v ~
'' ~' he IA iusefar,a..ss w. ~
Misses Enm, psa
l Red E 81 the las WIZ vi ~ \
i i,,u .' o. Huatrs5," .'s B
thew ", m ,1 i, pIeser, team, ~, y
or cqG ssl I AXE, a'Faa.sua.taass,n.,,
Fine no., .ae'a. !
were m p pnit.d :, :, JACK Mil,,,I
this ' c,,u e., Of tas t;,s y.
tr rIs Uisy T., :. There wa, n, -.
A, a' =, 'le pa'llt p,.,s,
h, "a, ll e1d TIDE ns,, s,,,,s'
A. o''s ,eo BACK as DiauQrt my
q. Tue shipyA,is az w \
to tts o q, d'ap any, Ias S.n
PhiladelnneeiI.o ' NJ Etl.,
The t,' 'a' -.
m W pe ,lietds Ia III. N, u
u ~, n j, gyms, Of the BssS,aIIJ
club xh nSs . eco BIN M,
be is now on ns ~ VIII aaV. IN
DIV ~" un The sub lid.
s. hsV. d. W. 7. Bos,t. ,lr.,I
Say. as a snbiec; OH.
dsy evs venue ibap'M C.ss
49,, s.'n'us' Ap'A .
|ls, vonn !Mendenhall tu MI
~ m'' r,. OF admiriiini!r :
OF Eliza MeIdelLa.l llr, :
Tha /
H.. me Lafayette bot, b,sJ
o ss" 'o Of down aud ssss
n orom lae premise. ID ~
tion 81 tSs una msy pltcst Vi
o no" poet csz
"a 20. - ~ ochel'res cin,r
horre which STAY s,,,,!. ~
pre- mises ON ,bs I DIV
Tue.dsy ni0b, '-'xH
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D,scord I'm the Rova, Fam,,v

LONDON, April q. "A dispa tch from
Vienna TO the Standard says that the
Queen Of Sefvis has separated from her
hosbsnd, King Milan, and returned to
her family in Russia. Political and
domestic differences arc the grounds
given for the separation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21
A young Jerseyman's Death,

CHICAGO, April 20.--The body ot
Charles Hall, young man recently IRON
New Jersey, was taken from Wolf Lake
ibis morning. About two weeks age
Hall went out sailing on the lake and was
drowned by the upset ing OF his boat dur
ing q snuall.
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I UNPRECEDENTED kTTRLcTIoMl
u OVER HAlF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated in 1888 for 20 years by the
LEGISLATURE for Educational and Charitable
puTposes-wi'h capital OF 81 ,ooo. o00-to
which reserve fond OF over 1850, 800 has
sin.e boon added
ny an overwhelming popular vote Its ran.
chiae was made a part Of tho present state
Consultation adopted December I'd, A. d.,
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-.
dorsed by the people OF any state.
IL neUer scales or pOstpones.
Hts Grand Single Number Draw
lnxs take place Monthly, and the
Drswiugs regular.
~ every six months ~ une and be.
cemberl.
A SpLENDIo OPPORTUNITY to
WIN FORTUNE. FIFTH 4RAED
DRAWING, GLASS T.. IN THE ACAD.
EN- OF Music, NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, May 10, lSS7-2O4th
Monthly Drawing
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Office TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS

,it' 80 t.E Cd PPhornSALs viii be received in
,"n el2cA, J. m, rHi RSDAY, 2ist ,i., VIZ. W
II i"r h,tlnF l12 yards oi ,idewalk, iron,
Ii,n - building liae, IN front Of the III,
90 ;!tr improved pavement, w ~
- OF ihrihrr information qpplyto
L, II. TAYLOR
v.,,#,+,. Chairman o. Public Buildings
HEAiN"IoS, DEL April Is, 1851. aaO,2t
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Taylor & Fullerton's, 302 King street
for vial OF Hance's Mandrake Pellets
They will cure headache, consti pation,
&c. Are tmsll, readi y swallowe and
Just the thing for children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

Paris. April 20 The exhibition of
tho French crown Jswels was open cd In
the Louvre. Tho palace Was throneed
with visitors, mainly ladies. Orders
from America, principally from the
wives OF United States Senators, indi.
cate the probable destination Of the
greater part Of the jewels.
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LONDON, April 20.-Advices from
Allaband state that battle has taken
place In MAruf between the Ameer's
troops from Ksndahar and the rebel
forces. The Ameer's loss was nifty and
the rebels Ave hundred killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

"Don't stand on the order Of going
but 90 straight to The next corner and
buy a bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
IL you want 10 cure your cold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

Mas Mamie Packwood Of this city,
is visiting her brother-in law, Charles
Ii Ross, city editor OF the Evening
News, at Chester, Pa.
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Personal,

Mr.. John Biggs, the Attorney Gen
sral, is visiting In Dover to-day.
Miss Fanny P. Scott left this N orning
for Greenvllle. N. j., to visit some OF
her relatives.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

James G. Blaine arrived in Chioa IN
.WadLtsdny morning. H9 IL Paid IA
nave completely recovered from his III
nee3.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements for all tho Monthly and
State Lottery o., and 10 person manage
and control the drawings themselves, and
that tho same are conducts with honesty,
fAirness ana In God fahh toward all partic,,
and We authorize the company TO use this
Certificate, with FAC smiles or our signatures
Attached. In Its advertisements"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

Tomorrow promites 10 be fair and
warmer. Similar conditions Will prob
ably prevail On Saturday.
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DON'T READ THIS.

IS Boys Atwood Suits, worth $500,
at s2.75.
1875 Mems All-wool Pants at Sl.31 per
pair.
100 Good Evening Pants, worth sl.15,
at - cents.
Mems Good Evening Suits, worth $500,
at a 30
Mems Fine An-wool Suits, worth $500,
at $40.
Children's SUITS, ages from 10 10
years, only - a Suit
Fine Sunday Childrcn's Suits only =, p.
Boys School Pants at soc, a pair.
Also lot Of Ola Coats and Vests at
unheard OF prices. Call and zee for your
selves at the Great Down Town Clothing
bazaar, at
| S. W. COR. I'D g. MARKET STREETS
al9 Ut
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-
Ice Cream Opening.

e. Z. Hanns, 1871 Jefferson street.
will open his ice cream parlors n Sat.
urdsy, 23rd instant. when lie would be
glad to see his friends.
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OsnmissIsners,

We. the undersigned Banks and BANKERS
Witt nay all Prizes drawn IN Tho Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented al
oar oounters.
J. II. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana
National bank
p. LANAUX, Pres, State National
Ham,
q. RATDWUN. Pros ~ q. Nat'S W.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National
Hank
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Merit
DEMANDS RECOGNITION

The large increase in
our trade assures us
that the citizens of our
city appreciate our et-
forts to give them the
"Best Goods for the
Least Money" The
true merit of our goods =
is in the material used q
and the workmanship =
in manufacture. !.
This fact demands 6:
the attention of those -
who wish to save money y
when they buy a suit OF III
clothes. 0
This fact is receiving %
the recognition of all a
classes at the present z
day. 9
This only house that =
label goods by their ~
honest names-"All-
WOOL or "Not AL =
WOOL as the case may q
be. "
One price to all, and z
all can be suited.
The finest stock OF
custom goods in our
city and a cutter who
has no superior.
We solicit your pa
tronage.
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for CastOria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she.had Children, she.g We them Cas-
toria.
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WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. GIG King st
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, 1856,
Open all night.
j. A. WILSON,
Funeral Director.
NO, aU6 MARKET STREET.
ABOVE SECOND
BOYS & CHILDREN'S WEEK

NO. 2U6 MARKET STREET,
ABOVE SECOND
BOYS & CHILDREN'S WEEK
We have cndeavored for long time to
secure footwear for big and little boys
with more style, good fitting and good
wearing qualiti at moderate cost and
have succeeded. Perplexed parents will
lind it greatly TO their interest to come
and see our stock for this season.
For Big Boys-Fine Calf button or hook,
lace or sewed, sizes to 81, for 81.
Fine button or hook, lace sewed, sizes 8
to ~, for e. 90
Fine hook lace, plain toe, sewed, sizes 3
and for 81 30, would be cheap at 81. 90.
For Little Boys-Fine calf, button or
hook, lace, high cut, scwed, sizes / to .,
tor u W, Fine high cut button or hook,
lace, sizes Il to =, for Sl55.
For Children-Fine kid, spring heel,
high cut, button, Phi ladelphia toe, sizes,
5 to luls, for 81 40
Fine Kid, spring heel, button, high cut,
|s'zes, 3 to ~, tor 81 %.
Fine Pebble, button, high cut, sizes s
to l0lZ, for 81 20
All the above are excellent in fit, finish
and material We guarantee the good
wearing qualities of every pair, and you
VIII say you never bought SO good Tor the
money.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
40. 2o6 MARKET STREET.
Above tecond.
WILMINGTON
WILLIAM IL BABCOCK
improved ankle supporter for weak
ankles, al sizes; can be worn with any
hoe
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ENJN SaLF.-HWO LAhCiL VINE
f. CASKS confirming los gallons each
hRANClS KELLY n GA,
al Il iG3 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

Society was ou. I. tns5
phis on "Wednesday to ,uh
to the blooded csllls ,ar
the Elite Rink At3taa
afternoon the grand anis
winners took pace 10 n u
rings, which were .sna!s
admiring crowd, conpst n
of ladies. Their sdainx
evenly dIyitti h.i,s. I
dogs, 81. Berns,is, znai
foundlands, atltae raM
nine pet, the pug, stlA b
Rrsyhoands aid tie Ind
BleDheim "Bsu!o oil ana
share OF adnlatila,
The sceue IL Tie sTt.lIH
even grta'tr s'upcaVa
building was csuip.tt.y h
terested yi.i,,i. i nj
hunting dogs, NJ -1VInilf
had their Dlsn'. .3'msa vel
could apprec,ii: issi Fi!r.
One OF the ai. aalN /
champion pllsl,i Me- 81 N
tered by tie Sso E.Eats 4
strong, WEI. ts!i IVA and w
aud on y ta,et ytAn aa' i W.
setter bite. Roe tlltl,d "
Ro,heImei Of Phi ait.pll' |
very much stu.li.d'
The .how Is By Is; tls ls
full IN every way sv; LED u
moth In tie b41si ana '', \
dogs ent tered ami pl,:Jasl', !
only LASTS uni t n',N
when the march vii y y
Hartford lex! vets u. a. 4 :,
next will hGl ;l,ia 81 AVE- \ :
sttr Kenue. C.Gt SLIM -
York city,
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XEYANrEI--A t4flBBSEOI'T by Ar
w bARKLEY'S Bakery, Fourth ana
French streets. IL
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EloE sALE-OHEAP, HORSE WAGON
u md MIX r9ute. Apply 70 !. r.
hlCgBL.s, 2.9 W. sth street a2l-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-21

Pittburg ilspi'V-
who Shall cay that Hi'l
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-10-27
THE CROWN PRINCE,

Berlin, October 12.--In an in
terview to-day DR.. Mackenzie said
that the Crown Princes general
health was good, but unhappily,
there were symptoms which cause
anxiety. The chronic catarrh of the
larynx tends to induce acute infam-
nation of the windpipe. The Crown
Prince had such an attack accom-
panied by high fever during his
stay at Toblach. Acute infamma-
ton of the windpipe is speedily
cured ~ treatment; a southern
climate also has good effect, but
acute Inflammation of the mucus
membrane makes the physician fear
recurrence, in which event infam-
nation of the deeper-lying tissues
may occur, which might cause
changes in those tissues. The prin-
cipal part of the doctors work now
is to prevent another attack of in
fammation of the windpipe. This
can only be accomplished by resi-
dence in a warmer climate, and the
avoidance of conversation. The
Crown Prince will go to San Reno
or Monravia. His trouble is OBJ
stinate larynxal 7catarrh.